
Miliband Says Gaza Suffering Is 'Stain on Conscience of the World'
The UK foreign secretary says Labour opposes threats to Israel's existence but calls the suffering in Gaza and the West Bank unjustifiable.

The UK foreign secretary says Labour opposes threats to Israel's existence but calls the suffering in Gaza and the West Bank unjustifiable.

Dominic Grieve advised the Foreign Office that Israel is not legally entitled to shut the British mission in the occupied Palestinian territory, ahead of its planned October 8 closure.
The foreign secretary will address the party conference on a more assertive foreign policy, including sanctions on Israeli settlements.

The UK foreign secretary will tell the Labour conference the party is imposing sanctions on Israeli settlements as it adopts a more explicitly progressive foreign policy.

Ed Miliband was approached by protesters at a restaurant who challenged him over the government's proscription of the group.
A TikTok video showing UK Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband answering casual questions from creator Feroz Khan in New York has drawn about 1.5 million views, the Guardian reported.
The UK foreign secretary said British intelligence received assurances that cooperation with Israel will continue as before, according to The Guardian.
Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband rejected warnings from the chief rabbi that the sanctions could endanger British Jews, according to The Guardian.

UK Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband defended sanctions on Israeli settlements after Israel ordered the closure of Britain's consulate, saying the UK could not stand by, according to CNBC.

A Guardian commentary piece says Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband has departed from decades of what it describes as ineffective British statements on West Bank settlements, citing new sanctions and stronger language from London.

Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband is expected to unveil a broad shift in UK-Israel relations, including a ban on trade in goods and some services from Israeli settlements, according to The Guardian.